Kristina Baehr

So she, I think, couldn't see how sick she was.

And she couldn't see, I have a lot of military families too, and they can't leave.

They can't afford it.

We have two huge military bases in Florida, one at MacDill and one in Key West.

And in both cases, you've got hundreds of families living in these houses.

And the houses are toxic.

We know they're toxic.

And they're toxic for the same reasons.

We've got one neighborhood where there's no vapor barrier between houses.

the ground and it's a beach.

These are beach houses.

So there's no vapor barrier and there's mold growing on those floors.

You know what you do when you call and say there's mold growing in the floor.

They come and they send Servpro and they clean out the vent without addressing the actual mold.

They've known about this for at least a decade.

They haven't fixed the problem.

Entire neighborhood.

So my intake director is this amazing woman, Casey McCurry, and her son crawled on those floors.

He had had a brain bleed, and he had a stroke.

He's now permanently disabled.